Arthur L Johnson Regional High School - Lance Yearbook (Clark, NJ)

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Mrs. Aida Vasta REALTY CPLTIRE . . . Hrs. Vasm prmidc-s a numlwr of Rtxgiunul's girls with a prudiral l'nlll'SP in lwuuh culture in urdm' that they Luw'umulult' tho roquirmi hours of lab wurk fur tlwir slaw t'FHiFH'iHP. Mr. Robert Vitkowsky INUI'STRIAL KRTS . . . In his mechanir-al draw- iIIQI viassvs, Wr. Vitknu'sky molds future arrhitm-ts and building: umstrurtnw. .VIr. Scriltorale exem- plifies the principle that before students can know, they must know how. 26 Mrs. Maryollvn Vrrm-hurt-n ICVCHSH . . . Uh. Vm'whurvn rnmlrinm hvr dulitu us ICT. V Mhiwt' uith lhnw nf 1m c'le'liu' I'Zuglkh in-lrurtnr. Mr. W'altcr W'inhurn SCIENCE . . . Mr. Winburn attempts. in his chem- istry vlassvs. tn hznv his Audt-nts disvnvor lhe n-awns fur thv Ann'hm- am! mmmlwm nf mvry lixinf; or inanimatv thing.

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Mr. Irving Taylor XlYliHICHX'IiHIS . . . Thn fart that gru- mt'trirul figun-s r-umposv tlw world around us iF frmluvnth In'uught nut in Mr. Taylnris IJOUIIIPII't rlussvs. Mr. W7illiam Tully SOCIAL S'lil'DHCS . . . Mr. Tully. in his Amrriran Histury vlassm. explains how the Constitution is the guardian of nur rights and privileges. Mrs. Barbara Ullom DISTRIBLVTIVE EDUCATION . . As distributive education teacher. Mrs. Ullom supervises those students who combine their school work with their on-the-job duties. . Mr. Albert Valenia ENGLISH . . . Mr. Valenia com- bines a subtle sense of humor with the study of English grammar and literature. g. ? W - -- g i ' Mrs. Frances Stevens WKT -t3 u'f',jfki 7' . ENGLISH . . . In her senior Eng- f .i' W fish classes. Mrs Stex'ens provides $11 i? an excellent preparation for those git; l. v hx students who are collene-bound. . . olb .. b Mr. Hugh Tunison INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . Mr. Tunison provides local industries with many boys who have demon- strated their talents in metal shop. 25

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Office Staff A.L.st friendly and com- petent ofhce staff performs all of the clerical work and gen- erally contributes to the smooth operation of the school. OFFICE STAFF Lei! Io right: Mn. Inez Wagner, Mrs. Margun-l Hulkcy, Mrs. Stcilla Raider, Mrs. Eleanor Cl'um'. Mrs. Dorothy Wally, Mrs. Rim Burlrigh, Mrs. Dormhy Welsch. Cafeteria StaiT The ladies on the cafeteria staff provide Regionars hun- gry students with nutritional lunches in a courteous and diligent manner. 4! CAFETERIA STAFF Srnlvd: Mrs. Bony Shaw. Mrs. Frieda Suunvr. Mrs. Frieda Jacquvman. Mrs. Robina ML-rrigan. Mrs. Hvlvn Mihaiko. Slunding: Mrs. Molly Munohan. Mrs. Tallman, Mrs. Eileen Thurber. Mrs. Edith Culliford. Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. Anna Kairis, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Mary Iannclli, Mrs. Virginia Hrusku. CUSTODIAL STAFF Standing: Louis 5005. Joe Di Lorenzo, Ted Leder. Kneeling: Ted Shylovsky, Bob Caron, George Worth. Missing: William Jency, William O'Rourke, Roland Loser, John Plungis. Custodial Staff Our emcient custodial staff constantly strives to keep our building and grounds neat and clean and everything in its best possible working order. 27